Harake Skoon

Harake Skoon Dance Movement Psychotherapy service offered by Yara Antoun MA RDMP, Registered Dance Movement Psychotherapist.

This page aims to raise awareness & advocate for Dance Movement Psychotherapy for mental health support & general wellbeing.

27/04/2026

🌊sunny day hallelujah
self care hallelujah
batroun sea hallelujah
soft breeze hallelujah
sand in toes hallelujah
friendship hallelujah
music hallelujah
recharging hallelujah 🐚

🪢are we a good fit? here’s a bit about me and how we can work together. book your free initial call by email or dm.     ...
20/04/2026

🪢are we a good fit? here’s a bit about me and how we can work together.

book your free initial call by email or dm.


17/04/2026

ā¤ļøā€šŸ©¹I’m trying to be dramatic and she’s out here adding nuance??? the disrespect

šŸ’•That dance teacher who made you repeat the choreography alone in front of everyone ā€˜to build character’, when you were ...
03/04/2026

šŸ’•That dance teacher who made you repeat the choreography alone in front of everyone ā€˜to build character’, when you were clearly struggling. We remember heršŸ‘€

And we choose to do better, to build a culture where people feel safe because that’s what actually helps them grow. When you feel supported, you’re more willing to try, to learn, and to share parts of yourself without fear. That’s where real progress happens.šŸ’•

šŸ’•That dance teacher who made you repeat the choreography alone in front of everyone ā€˜to build character’, when you were ...
03/04/2026

šŸ’•That dance teacher who made you repeat the choreography alone in front of everyone ā€˜to build character’, when you were clearly struggling. We remember heršŸ‘€

And we choose to do better, to build a culture where people feel safe because that’s what actually helps them grow. When you feel supported, you’re more willing to try, to learn, and to share parts of yourself without fear. That’s where real progress happens.šŸ’•

29/03/2026

šŸ’–Sending love and strength to all of us in these challenging times. Whether we are doing more to support our communities or doing less, honoring our own capacities and resources remains essential for both ourselves and for others.šŸ’–

🌻The body is always responding in relational settings. Paying attention means noticing these responses with curiosity, w...
18/02/2026

🌻The body is always responding in relational settings. Paying attention means noticing these responses with curiosity, without judgment or creating immediate stories.

Sometimes all we need is to feel and trust that there is something else our bodies need at that moment, and that is okay.

Sometimes the body reacts to the other person, and other times to internal states, past experiences, or broader social and political dynamics.

Observing these signals can help us notice how we experience safety, boundaries, and presence, offering insight into ourselves in relationships. 🌻

11/02/2026

🫧What do you expect a therapist to look like?

Many people may picture someone very serious and composed. Neutral colors, a blazer… maybe even a white coat?

The idea that therapists ā€˜should’ all present themselves in a specific polished way is interesting. (why do we think that?)

Some therapists do prefer a more formal or neutral style, but this really depends on their approach, setting and personal preference.

A therapist can still be present, empathetic, ethical, and competent while wearing bright colors and fun prints.

At the same time, clients have their own preferences too. How a therapist shows up, their presence, energy, or style, can be part of what feels right for someone.

Choosing a therapist whose way of showing up resonates with you can help create the comfort, connection, and safety that make the work effective.🫧

15/12/2025

🌼Even after years of training and supporting so many people through difficult moments, sometimes there’s this voice still whispering: Do I really know what I’m doing? Am I enough? Do I belong here?

🌸Impostor syndrome doesn’t spare therapists and doesn’t go away just because you’ve ā€˜earned’ your place, it sneaks in quietly, in sessions, in notes, in your own self-reflection.

🌼Talking about it especially with other therapists is really important.

🌸Hearing that we’re not alone, that others feel this way too at times, can be really grounding. It also gives us room to meet these feelings with curiosity instead of judgment.

Relational change starts in the therapeutic relationship.
09/12/2025

Relational change starts in the therapeutic relationship.

Moving or even just staying in place is never a simple choice. Sometimes, people assume that staying the same is the ā€˜ea...
18/11/2025

Moving or even just staying in place is never a simple choice.

Sometimes, people assume that staying the same is the ā€˜easy’ choice, but it isn’t.

Choosing to remain, even when it keeps us in discomfort, is still a choice, and it can weigh heavily on our wellbeing.

Moving towards change is just as hard, as it brings up emotional, relational, social, and even systemic challenges.

Every decision unfolds within a web of responsibilities, desires, and limitations.

Recognizing this complexity allows us to meet ourselves with honesty and empathy, honor the courage it takes, and navigate our paths with respect for both our own needs and the impact on those around us.

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